The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-06-30

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& ocAL NEWS. !
Q. Q. LANasroN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Court is In. session at Walhalla this
week. -
Next Monday is salesday. There will
besno public sales.
No peaches have as yet made their ap-
peafance in the city.
Chess and draughts are popular games
In the city justnow.
Court Of General Sessions convenes at
3 aGreenville next Monday.
Several Of our citizens are contemplate
ing atrip to the mountains.
Anderson is we'll represented at the Due
West Commencements this week.
The police arc having quiet time.
They seldom have to make an arrest.
The County Commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting next Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Watkins went to
LaIrens last week to visit the latter's
mother.
Three Italians have been discoursing
some fine music in the city for the past
few, days.
The County Commissioners have an
important notice to Road Overseers in
this Issue.
FRS. w. NJ. Wilcox, of Elberton, Ga,
came,o over last week to spend awhile with
her parents.
Mr.. Thos. McGettigan, of Abbeville,
has been spending few days in the city
with friends.
MI. Pelzer, of Charleston, has
moved his family to their summer home,
near Pendleton.
[ & There is considerable talk abont the cot.
ton factory. Every body sees the need Of
such an enterprise. sEe5s-s.sz -
Gardens haYa takena a fresh start since
the rains. You should continue 70 plant
beans and squashes. -. s
Mr. Harry McGrath, Of Augusta, has,
been spending few days In the city with
his mothers family &
The Glorious Fourth comes on next
Monday. There will be no public demon
sstration in:Anderson.
Rev. a. T. Dunlap will preach at Dor
chester Ghurch on the second Sunday in
July at 4 o'clock pm.
Mr.. Hartwell NJ. Aver, of this city. was
s among the graduates of the South Caro-
aina College last week.
Since the Seminary closed McDnfae
and Church streets are not such popular
pfomenadestn the afternoons. =
The Holiness meeting, which has been
! in progress in this ety for the past three.
weeks, closed last Sunday night.
The prisoners, convicted at the Court
lastBeek were escorted to- Columbia last
Saturday by 9 Penitentiary guard.
There have been q number of deaths
among the.co1ored people in and abound
the city during the past few weeks.
M. and Mrs. J. r. Smith. IT.. OF Green.
vile; are IN the city visitings the formers
sparenta, both Of whom. have been quite.
siokl iE5,sa = iss-: . g.. ~, s. -.'.
Mr.H. g. scndday has resigned the po-
sition Of State Secretary of. the g. NJ. q.
BIS successor has not, as yet. been
elected. So 4, -: :.
Rains haze been reported from every
: section d. the County during the past ten
days and the crop. prospect, therefore, com
ttnues good:
During the past ten days we have re-
ceired . dozen or more Of cotton blooms.
Wonder If We win be presented with that
many watermelons 3s.:.s7 3s
The police are keeping an eyeson the
premises sos every resident OF the city,
therefore take our advice and don't let
s any dsth accumulate.
Our young friend, Dudley "A. Reed, of
Martin Township; was offering some of
the prettiest honey we have ever seen for
( sale In the city last week. - q
Mu. Florence Hahn and her children,
8of Gainesville, Fla, arrived in the city
& last week, and. win spend the summer
herew With her ather's family.
Prof G. gs Reed and family, of Cokes.
bury, are in the city visiting relatives.
The Professor is now at the head Of
fourishiDg school at Cokesbury.
Miss Samnellaa Brown, OF this city, at.
tended the meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Socie.y Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Chnr6h South In Charleston last week.
Winnie Burriss, an old colored woman
OF this city, dropped dead last Thursday
afternoon while at work in her garden.
Heart disease Is the esupposed cause other
B death.
The Greenwood Division, Sons of Tenn
perancs. will Ihavea public installation Of
Its officers on Friday evening, 9Th July,
and have invited Maj. e. B. Murray to
deliver q speech. on the occasion.
from every side we hear the remark )
zsslId yoneyerfeel6 such hot weather be-
fore y, cf course we have. We feel II.
every year, and It does seem as If every
s.o1songht e, beused ;to;it before. now:
Pc psrt Royal & Western Carolina
system wilI make excursion rates for
fone usual fare for the round
trip between any regular stations. The
tickets VIII be sold Jnly Bird, good nnth
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